"Bobo, molesto, hiper arrogante... Así es Tyler Nguyen-Baker. Claro que también tiene cosas buenas ¿Lindo? Espera, ¿Por qué lo llamas lindo? Deja de mirarlo, ese es MI Bully. De cómo la relación de Mei-Mei y Tyler va evolucionando (o no) desde la infancia, pasando de ser su compañero a su bully, de bully a mejor amigo, y de mejor amigo a algo cuyo nombre ninguno quiere admitir.

When Mei and her friends go out to get pizza, then get interrupted on their way back by teenagers beating up a man, Mei finds she can't change back to human from a panda. (Note: stupid 4 character limit, I can't add Tyler sorry)

Going through puberty is no treat in life especially when your emotions get out of whack and you turn into a giant red panda, but that's the least of Mei's worries. She likes a boy, he likes her back but life always has a tendency to throw a curveball at you and what's a giant red panda to do? RATED K PLUS FOR MILD HUMOR AND LANGUAGE.

This lyrics popped into my head while watching "Turning Red".

Young love, it's a beautiful thing. Except... maybe not during puberty, it can get a 'lil messy'. Tyler and Mei would soon realize that falling in love was just one of the ways one grew to be an adult. Y'know, with all that messy stuff. Turning Red Fanfic. Shipping Mei Mei/Tyler

Mei and her friends discover a new means of transportation: one that's red and fluffy. An origin story of their very first red panda ride. One shot.

(Turning Red). Adventures still abound for Mei now she's keeping her Panda meaning antics for her, friends and family

Mei Lee gets her very first grade that's not an A and doesn't take it too well.

After the devastating death of his mother, Martin Anderson was forced to move from the small South Carolina town he had called home for his entire life, to Toronto to live with his absent father he's never met. To make matters worse, he's thirteen, and now with no friends, how does he make it through middle school?

"We had an agreement. We were gonna go together! All four of us!" * In which they were going together to the dance, until someone else asks Miriam. And she says yes.

Beginning with a slight change to the ending, Mei never realized how one simple family quirk could lead to a completely different relationship with her parents and friends.